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... SMALL-POX. TO THE EDITOR OF THB STANDARD. SIR, — The general appearance of small-pox has unduly created consternation in many households. This feeling would, I believe, be greatly allayed by a plain statement in the public journals as to what cow-pox ...
... SMALL-POX. TO THE EDITOR. Sin,— What is the medical officer to the Privy Council doing— is he out of town, or oo hlue book for the guidance of the next century ? lii th 16 City we have . in.-ill- pox, in pretty 1 1 ?? round London thi focus lies in onr ...
... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. T».t nichfs “official statement’ th# rt Kotherhitbo. «. niiiimßbt issuir«K*r» were pstif*tits remsmio* under trMt * Gore f.r!THoT.it*! AtU, OMUh*. • * Y.stcrd.. * admission, were -Itme uitlfSßlta f-asm Bsttenes. ffirvd I received ...
... SMALLPOX AT ATHENS. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) ATHENS, Wednesday Night. The English and French Squadrons, which were expected to arrive shortly at the Piraeus, the port of Athens, have received orders not to come to this place. The reason is an outbreak ...
... SMALL-POX. TO THE EDITOR OP THE STANDARD. Sir,— ln to-day's Standard Dr. Stone states that vaccination is a sure preventive of small-pox has heen proved by the ' inexorable logic of facts.' This statement is utterly incorre; t. as the experience of ...
... SMALL-POX Small-poi, in common with other contegioue exanthemmtoue ...
... SMALLPOX IN LONDON. At a mooting of the Metropolitan Asylums of the. man of I oaths and Commi: ciuirud ?? laagers 1 end of London be mado y wera. ?? as thu :sly extrava- gant sum for the . 1. He moved ?? of the :jravest- ■h facts bility upon that Boa ...
... SMALLPOX LONDON. The sailor from Algicre who was attacked small earlr the present month, and removed from afint-streot, Stepney, the smallpox hospitals near Long H«ach. Dnrenth. K^V Wlarf and were Saturday the nvcr ambulance the hospital Darcnth. these ...
... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. Last night's ‘- official statementof the MetronolKsn Asviums B.u.ni showed thst during the dsi twelve fresh esses sm.ll-por bad been iwt.Re,! and removed by the ambulances the barf Shelters Rotherhithe. At midnight on Sunday (including ...
... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. Throughout Saturday and up to a late hour yesterday not a single case of smallpox was reported either from Portland Town, St. John's Wood, or Lisson-grove. Dr. Wynter Blyth, the Medical-officer of Health for Marylebone, considers ...
... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Managers the Metropolitan Asylums District was hold on Saturday the offices of tho Board, on Embankment, Mr. R. H. Hensley occupying the chair. Among the letters from the Looal Government ...
... THE SMALL-POX Lut night'* official rtntwnmt of Um Ibtrapoliuti Acjlom Baud mowed that imiag IlMdaj Mmms rf nil paa tad kam ■otHidand wield hjrtha anhdunai la Maalh Wkarf Ohahata at Botkafkilha. fa. At ■idaigktaa Wadaaaday tkaca > OmVMß*apilal,DMi«!rKaat; ...